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Optimistic Fund-Raisers
College fund-raisers are getting more cash and commitments, but the smallest colleges are missing their targets, according to a new survey.
Unusual Collaboration
A small private college gets very close to financial firm -- and hires its founder.
New Programs: Coaching, Business, Nursing, Theology, Communication Studies, Business and Law, Computer Modeling
Georgia Regents University has started a graduate-level certificate program in sport coaching. Hudson County Community College is starting an associate...
House Overhauls Tax Breaks
Lawmakers' overhaul of higher education tax benefits gives colleges and universities things to cheer and protest. They also approve a bill to boost student loan counseling.
Some Strings Attached
Grant recipients of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation round up their leadership teams -- and completed homework assignments -- and head to Washington for a nearly three-day workshop.
Rockstar Parking, for a Price
Should professors and students pay more for the best spots? Yes, say parking reformers.
A More Nuanced Bill Gates
The Microsoft founder and head of influential foundation tells college business officers that big changes are on the way -- but offers moderated views on role of technology and push for college completion.
What's Expendable?
As many women's colleges move to admit men, Mary Baldwin tries to preserve a single-sex institution by building up professional and graduate programs. Some faculty fear the college is safeguarding one tradition by sacrificing another.